Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-19

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So.Caro Brown " pref. J9l.
COnsols .... q. ,l07 Pacific Mail ...... hlLo
TenDessee6s ... 7Sl4 Reading ....... $685.
Virginia 6s..".. a Richm'd & Ale. ga
Va consolidated. 81 Richm'd n Danv-l 1907
Ch'peake &Onio. 81 kichmd y W.PC.
/ Chez N'nthw'ull32s Termuaj.... 46l4
" preferred .. lbs Rock Island. l2o3A
Della, Lack.& W 1888 st. Paul. go. S934
Erie .............. &&as preferred ll1H
East Tennessee Texas Pacific 2fR
new stock. l47s Tenn Coat &lron 5l34
Lake Sh re-. 9lt4 Union PacIfc.... SO
Lvile " Nash $3.50 ~. Central 49,. $3.50
Memphis Il Ch a. 10 Missourl Pacific lO1
Mobile X ONO 1872 Western Union. 1871
Nash Chatta IS
asked.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS, noon Cotton dali;
prices generally in buyers favor: middlng
uplands 5l4d, middlng Orleans 53sd: sales
1000 bales. for $, eculauou and EXPORT $50
Oaes; receipts $40 . bales-AmtricHn A., 7U1.
Futures: UDlaUdss tow middiIng clause.
January delivery. ll-6ld; Japuarv and
February. jlO-64C05 II Cad: February and
March. ll-64d; March and Aprh. ll-6id
. l2-d4d; April ana May, u -6i@5 IL 6Iu;
May and June, i5-64G5 16-64d; June and
July. l6-6i0S5 Esd; July and August,
$3.50; august and September, 620-Gl@
q -64d. Market steady.
200 p. m.-rhe sales to-day included 800
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands, low mtdling clause.
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and February. / -6id. buyer: FebruHrl aud
March. ll-64d, buyers; March and April.
l2-6ld, BUYERS; Aprll and May, Il 64d. bay
ers: May and J ne, 5 l5-64d, buyers; june
and july. 5l7-64d, DuS ers; July and August,
> !9-64d. buyer August and september,
2l-64d, bu5 err futures steady.
4:op. m.-Futures: UDlands. low mlddlinV
clause. January delivery. l2-6id. sellers;
January aud February, 1854, seIers. Feb
ruary and March. j ll-64d, sellers: March
and Aprl. ) l2-64d. seRers: April and MAY.
sellers; June and July, II -64d. sellers; July
and August, I9-Gld. sellers; August an
september. 2l64d, sellers. Futures closed
easy.
NEW YORK. Jan. IS, noon.-Cottor opened
quiet: middIng uplands9 7-lGc: middling Or
leans 95sC: sales %, bales.
Futures: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: January delivery, soc: February.
42c; March. 3 SIC; April, Gle; May, 8 74c:
June, 9 sic.
500 p. m.--Market closed quiet; middling
uplands, 7-l6c; mlddlrng Orean., 93sc;
sac to-day 2l9 bales; net receipts ,s6l bales,
81. IS 4. S97 ba es.
Futures: Market closed steady. with sales
| of iU2.U0U bales. as follows: January delivery,
y 2S(G9 40c: February, 4l99 42c: March,
8 52tG9 SIC; April. 6z0DS CSC: May. . 72tgg 7Gc;
June. s2tg9 s3c; July, 9 SOC; August, 50
az Soc.
Green Co., in their report on futures. saw:
| the contract maFket ywas very largely a
| repetition of the condition of affairs for
! several days nast.l ilUnfaV orable Liverpool
| and the continuation OF full port receipts
| added to The encouragement of holders and
! further spllling Of -lUng' cotton TOOK place
| along the entire line. In view of the iar
! profits shown, however. there was consider
able covering, and this acted as a sufficient
| neutral ENG influence to give an appearance
! of steadlness. Alter going III points.
| fractional recovery followed but the close
! was quiet and without much apparent
strength"
| GALVESTON. Jan. lS.-Cotton dull: mIddling
| &c; net receipts , % bales. gross 1854; sales
! lY2 bales; stock lO6.2S bales: exports, to the
! continent I'll bales coastwise APIS.
! NORFOLK. Jan. S.--COtton quiet: middling
| 9Lc; net receipts 2,339 bales. gross 233g
| sales 593 bales; stock 42,25s bales: exports
| to Great itain 1858 bales, coastwise 81,
BALTIMORE, Jan. lS.-Cotton nom nal mid
ding gAc; net receipts - bales, gross 2U2 :;
sales none; stock lS,3U4 bales.
BOSTON. Jan. lS.-CottOn quiet; middling
Q II l6c: net receipts 40 bales, gross /, AGA !;
sales none; stock none.
WILMINGTON, jan. 1S-Cottop nominal; mid
ding 9}sc; net receipts 691 bales, gross 6y7 :;
sales none: stock l22e5 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-Cotton quiet mid
ding $40; net receipts So bales, gross i3l ;
STOCK Is SO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is.-Cotton quiet;
middlIng &c; net receipts II $50 bales. gross
1859; sales 1900 bales; stock 4u708y bales :;
exports. 10 Great Britain 1O,pS9 bales
MOBILE, tan. lS.-Cotton quiet; middling
&c; net receipts 1854 Oales. gross ,46S bales
sales 1000 bales; STOCK g. .522 bales; EXPORTS
coasIwise $50 ba'ee
MEMPHIS, Jan. 1s.-Cotton easy; middllng
&c; receipts $40 bales; shipments 4,772 bales;
sales 2.l50 bales: stock l23.325 bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l>.-Cotton dal middlin :
8 Lice; receipts 39I bales; sales 204 bales.
CHARLESTON. Jan. lS.-Cotton steady;
mlddnng 91sc; net receipts 1859 baler, gross
l,Ua9: sales 1876; stock 1881 bales; exports,
to the continent $40 bales.
ATLANTA. Jan. s.-Cotton-middllng sac;
receipls I'll bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. r.-Consolida ted net
,uIl.
exports, to Great Britain 1884 bales 10
the continent 2,S2T; stock at all American
ports 995,43U bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS. noon.-wheat firm.
with far demand: holders otier moderately
red Western spring 7s 7d(G7s Cd. Corn steady,
with fair demand.
Wheat higher. Corn dull and weak. Pork
firm; mess sl2 70. Lard steady at SOC.
Freights stea1y.
5:OUp. m.-Flour, Southern quiet but steady.
Wheat shade better but less active; No. 2
rel, January delivery 923Sc. May 9Gsa q 97Isc,
clos ng at s63Ec. Corn II shade stronger ana
moderately active, Ne. 2. January delivery
nominal al 47szc. May So etG5Os.c, closing M
5U34c. Oats shade better, tut quiet: No. ,
January delivery 3is<c. MAY 36 IL l6Op}s Is 49,
Hops quiet but barely steady. Coffee fair
Rio quiet at l5c; No. Rio, January delivery
ID 2O(1 IL Csc May I3 05fGl 10 &c. Sugar dull and
easy refined dull Molasses steady but quict
Petroleum, cru te, IN barrels 6tslGGi5c: re-
fined, here, exc, Cotton seed oil--3IDl}Ic for
crude, iOA4lc for refined. Tailow steady
Wool quiet and steady. Pork steady and
moderately active: old mess SIP 2j0t u IS, new
IS. Beet hams steady. fierce beef duu
Cut meats steady. Mlddles GuIl; Iong clear
&c. Lard u shade lower and ess active: re-.
dned l5c to continent. Freights steady: cot
ton 3-iGd. wheat 4l<d.
CHICAGO. jan. Is.--Jhe wheat MARKET WAS
held very rtcady to-day, covering about tho
same range OF prices Is on Yesterday aud
closing for the day "A shade lower than yester-
day. Tue feeling was very quiet, and at
times trading was almost at a staLdstill.
CABLES had n firm tone. and reports from
California continued 10 he circulated OF u
serious outlook Tor the wheat crop on the
COAST, OWING to prolonged drought The mar
kct in the latest tradiu closed at nearly m
side figures. there was scarcely any sn"cu-
iation IN corn, and the general tone OF the
market was one OF heaYiness. The price Tor
Nay delivery declined 10 ~ &C aud closed aJ
mac. receipts show a falling OF. attributed
IN part to the blockade on many Of the roads.
Oats were unict and easy. closing. however,
ut yesterdays prices Receipts OF hogs were
checked by the extremely cold weather and
raj road delays. Mess 'rk opened u shade
higher. but fell on ld0t21Sc per barrel, rallied
and closed AZ yesterdays figures. Lard and
short ribs showed no essential change in
values.
the following shows the current prices for
cash properties on the regular board; Flour
qnlet and unchanged. Wheat. No. . spring
iSasc; NJ. Z red IDlsc. Corn. No. Z. 35a4c. Oats,
Nh q OJlE